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[Albion] Season ticket no shows - loyalty points deduction
- Thread starter The Wookiee
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darkwolf666
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No...
Return of the Rev
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Because it looks awful and prevents having adecent support for winnable games. Shame people would rather turn up for smashing by the sky elite league sides.
Nobby
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- Sep 29, 2007
- 2,892
I hope you went up to Newcastle - if not then you are in no position to slag off others
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The Sock of Poskett
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- Jun 12, 2009
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No. Missed first home game of the season today for family reasons that frankly are nobody else's business but mine.
Doubt I'll miss any more.
KO time and the fact it's just before most go back to work was always going to be a factor in more empty seats than usual.
Doubt I'll miss any more.
KO time and the fact it's just before most go back to work was always going to be a factor in more empty seats than usual.
el punal
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So when does a good fan become a bad fan. I missed the Watford home game because I was suffering with liquid coming out of every conceivable orifice - bad fan me. Then I spent oodles of money going to watch our wonderful boys play Newcastle - good fan me?
The fact is it doesn't f***ing matter. We all support the Albion in our own way, be it going to every home game or one or two, or travelling hundreds of miles for an away game. It is each fan's prerogative as to what choice they make and long may that continue.
The fact is it doesn't f***ing matter. We all support the Albion in our own way, be it going to every home game or one or two, or travelling hundreds of miles for an away game. It is each fan's prerogative as to what choice they make and long may that continue.
Geestar
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Edit. Wrong thread. Whoops
Neville's Breakfast
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Perhaps try watching the game rather than the crowd ? Counting occupied seats is a rather dull hobby.
Nobby
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- Sep 29, 2007
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The Wookiee
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- #34
Where did I say it bothered me ?
A season ticket buys you the right to be at the game it does not compell you to go. Do you believe it should ?
Thunder Bolt
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HMRC would rather hear how many tickets are sold for VAT proposes. Every club does it.
I sincerely hope Wookie doesn't get a nasty virus like Norovirus, or flu, before April.
Besides which, it's only 20 points, so is it 1 point per game deduction? That won't make much of a difference to getting away tickets.
Go to matches, Wookie, be thankful you're able to, and leave others alone.
Yes , lets have a 15 point deduction for every home game missed, then some could end up "owing" points at the end of the season ,
they should then be made to buy back the deficit at £5 per point , and should they default , be given a 5 year not be allowed to renew and given a 5 year ban from holding a season ticket
they should then be made to buy back the deficit at £5 per point , and should they default , be given a 5 year not be allowed to renew and given a 5 year ban from holding a season ticket
bn1&bn3 Albion
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I like the idea of what Bayern Munich do after people were buying season tickets just to see the big games. If ST holders miss a certain number of games their ST is cancelled and it allows the next person on the waiting list to buy it.
The Wookiee
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- #39
Yes, I think there should be a deduction of loyalty points.
When you get a season ticket you are allocated loyalty points for the whole season on the assumption you will attend every game. If you don’t attend a game those points should be deducted.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
He doesn't go. He would've been at home watching his tv.